 Dragon Ball FighterZ is off to a great start and it’s certainly turning out to be a really interesting fighting game. Overall, the game runs on PC without any major problems but some players have reported some issues with the game including performance issues, crashes, and more. If you’ve been facing any such issues with the game, then don’t worry, this guide is here to help you out. First, the specs: Minimum Requirements:
Recommended Requirements:
Please be advised that the following methods are to be used at the sole discretion of the system owner. GamingBolt or its staff members take no responsibility for problems that may arise or issues that may occur from trying the below. Always remember that official support is always the best support. GENERAL FIXES Generally speaking, some basic troubleshooting tips should always help you resolve whatever issue you are facing with the PC version of any game. If you are running into problems, maybe first attempt the following steps, and if they don’t work out, look into some of the more specific fixes we have below.
UNTRUSTED SYSTEM FILE ERROR If you are experiencing the Untrusted System File C:Windows/System32/safeips64.dll error in the game, then it’s most likely because your anti-virus is interfering with the game and preventing it from working properly. To get rid of this problem, simply add the game folder as an exception in your anti- virus software’s settings. BLACK SCREEN If your game is experiencing problems with a black screen when you try to launch, it is likely because the game’s default resolution is higher than your monitor’s native resolution. To fix this, press ‘ALT+ENTER’ to bring the game to windowed mode, and then change the game’s resolution to whatever resolution you want to, as long as it is not higher than the TV’s native resolution. FATAL ERROR If you receive this error, just open ‘Run’ by pressing the Windows Button along with ‘R’. Now, type in “%localappdata%” and hit enter and you’ll see a bunch of folders there. If you see a Dragon Ball FighterZ folder there, then just delete this folder to resolve the issue. If the above method doesn’t work, then there’s another solution that might work for you. First just go to the Steam folder for the game. Next, download all the DirectX files and just paste them in the Win64 folder. This should fix the issue for you. MEMORY COULD NOT BE READ ERROR This is quite a complicated error and it could be caused by a number of issues. If this is the case, then you can try and increase your computer’s virtual memory. To do this, just right-click ‘My Computer’ and then go to the ‘Advanced System Settings’ tab and then select ‘settings’. Once again, click on the ‘Advanced’ tab and then click the ‘change’ button under the Virtual Memory section. Hopefully, this will fix the issue for you. You might find that the issue still persists. One reason might be that your drivers are outdated, so make sure you update your drivers in case you’re facing this problem. Note: Given that the wide range of PC hardware out there, the fixes mentioned here may or may not work for you. But it’s worth giving them a shot since these have worked for players who own the PC version of Dragon Ball FighterZ. same problem anyone solve it or still pls let me know guys this is really wierd yesturday i didnt face that problem only this morning Same here. AMD APU + GPU here (I imagine the hardware of crashing players would be a helpful thing to post). Doblea Me 2 Doblea I hope they made a crack for this error that solution doesn't work for everyone, it didn't work for me the problem is, that file is keep appearing when i start the game, someone please helpo Does not work anymore !! and still had problems with sound !! Solutions are welcome! Apox Same problem here. Could not get game to start at all, ever. Had to refund purchase. Found a video in Spanish so I’m going to break it down quickly. Heard it works for some. It worked for me. |
